Fiona McKim

4 days ago | womanandhome.com | Sennen Prickett |Naomi Jamieson |Fiona McKim |Aleesha Badkar

As a beauty team, it's quite literally in our job description to trial an array of beauty buys available on the market to see if they are actually worth investing in. We're incredibly lucky to get our hands on a plethora of products, including some of the best new beauty launches and even those that have earned themselves cult status. Amongst the dozens that we test, some products leave such a good lasting impression on us that they earn a spot within our everyday routines.

1 week ago | inkl.com | Fiona McKim |Naomi Jamieson

A round up of the Beauty team's May nails: on the left, is a close-up of Digital Beauty Editor, Fiona McKim's short peach nails, followed by a picture of Digital Beauty Writer, Sennen Prickett's lemon and hibiscus French Tip nails and Digital Beauty Ecom Editor, Aleesha Badkar's pink almond nails. Then, on the right is a close-up of Digital Beauty Writer, Naomi Jamieson's berry red square nails/ all featured in a four-picture template.

1 week ago | womanandhome.com | Fiona McKim

To risk stating the obvious, I find that makeup brands founded by makeup artists tend to create superior products. People, usually women, whose bread and butter is applying cosmetics to the highest standard, on many different faces, often in intense environments, know their onions when it comes to developing an excellent foundation or (spoiler!) the best cream eyeshadow. Years of hands-on experience, or as with RMS Beauty founder Rose-Marie Swift, decades, is an unbeatable education.

2 weeks ago | womanandhome.com | Fiona McKim

Modern perfume, by its very nature, is a luxury. We're well past the era of corseted ladies dabbing on rosewater to mask a lack of basic hygiene (although the Lynx-doused lads at my high school may have been working on a similar principle)Nowadays, the best perfume for women is not a necessity, but a daily treat, a classy gift, and a bit of designer decadence on the dressing table. And, boy, does its cost reflect that. Have you noticed the £100+ price-creep on your average long-lasting perfume?

2 weeks ago | womanandhome.com | Fiona McKim

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